Arjo MOVE Webinar Series - Module 4: Driving cultural change and sustaining a culture of high quality work
Why do some safe patient handling programs succeed while others struggle to gain traction? While processes and equipment are important, lasting success often depends on culture and behavioral change.
In Module 4 of Arjo’s on-demand webinar series, we explore how organizations can drive sustainable adoption of safe patient handling practices by addressing barriers, engaging caregivers, and embedding safety into daily workflows. Join us to learn how culture can help reduce injuries, improve workforce engagement, and support better outcomes for both caregivers and patients.
Arjo's Safe Patient Handling and Mobility webinar series brings together leading researchers, clinicians and healthcare experts to explore evidence-based strategies and practical insights that can be applied across care settings to enhance caregiver safety, improve patient outcomes and increase operational efficiency.
Explore the full webinar series
- Module 1 – Exploring the value and evidence of safe patient handling and mobility programs
- Module 2 – Safer and more efficient care environments start with one thing: understanding risk and opportunities
- Module 3 – Designing work environments that enable safer and more efficient care
- Module 5 – The business case for safe patient handling programs
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Nico Knibbe
Nico Knibbe has a Masters in Human Movement Sciences and co-founded the LOCOmotion consultancy with his sister and fellow mobility expert Hanneke. For over 30 years his passion has been to support healthcare providers in their important work by conducting and translating research into their daily practice.
Lisette Schoonhoven
Prof. Schoonhoven is the chair of Nursing Science and the Master of Nursing Science programme lead at UMC Utrecht, as well as visiting Professor of Nursing, School of Health Sciences, University of Southampton, UK. She is also a former president of the EPUAP. Her research focusses on quality and safety of nursing care and implementation.